Mister Slang
Jonathon GREENThe world of anglophone slang
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E Is For...?
[This is not another unwritten book. Just overlooked. It appeared in 2008 which was foolish because that same year there was also something called the Chambers Slang Dictionary, which was, at that stage of research at least, GDoS without th...
WOTY the Fug
[Mailed this morning. A request. Do I want to pontificate upon the first of this season’s crop? The initial burgeoning of what will doubtless be a whole border-ful of freshly blooming wondrousness. One more where’er we gaze. And, for merely...
YA, Boo and Sucks
We are trapped, or perhaps, since trapped is a negative, simply permanently and even pleasurably paused in the slang that we first encountered and went on, with some additions, to use when we were relatively young. If we are sensible, we ma...
Highway to Hell
[The original version of this appeared - as ever, I have not resisted a little expansion - in Sam Llewellyn’s Marine Quarterly (https://www.themarinequarterly.com) in 2015. The MQ is more usually dedicated to the serious and practical (and ...
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